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As people are gradually coming to terms with trafficking in persons, a dangerous trend in trafficking is increasingly  spreading all over the world. It is organ trafficking. Organ trafficking is the trade that involves the sell of human organs like heart, liver, kidney, human egg and sperm. People are lured to abroad with false promises and are convinced or even forced to sell their organs. The organs can be acquired in different and terrible ways, they may be kidnapped, killed or sold.  The subtle thing about organ trafficking is that some of the brokers are from descent respected...

It is soothing to hear that the House of Representatives of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has passed through the second reading, a bill seeking to end trafficking in persons and sale of new born babies.  The bill if passed into law would end harbouring of pregnant ladies as well as selling or attempting to sell new born babies.  The Law maker Eddie Mbadiwe is proposing a 10-year jail term for the offenders. This move will check the growing trend of baby production factory in some parts of the country where young pregnant girls are kept and their newly born babies sold off. The good news...

We have been a way for a while, but we are coming back with great exciting packages that you will be definitely interested in.  Apart from human trafficking which we strongly talk about, we shall be looking at other areas like personality development, life coaching, counseling, eating and living right with good nutrition and overlooking opportunities inherent in networking.  As we x-ray each segment, you will be richly bleseed.  Come o  as we ride together.     

It was indeed a huge a success as we registered over 450 participants including delegates from 25 public secondary schools in Lagos State and representatives from major government agencies like National Agency for the Prohibition of Traffic in Persons and Other Related Matters (NAPTIP), National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Nigeria Police Force (NPF) and other major parastatals. Also fully represented were corporate partners such as MTN Nigeria, 7UP Bottling Company, Nestle, CWAY, and FPWP Habiscus.
The conference was chaired by Mrs Funke Adekoye (SAN).
The highlights...